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t ~: . den ce I sole- , , as t o itself, ar and P with ;?' for h the wiZ• War-, ti o utetl of a gi.Fteri to A tOiti Y o f A eu poll. S said into ,C DO' r, of the , Con.; r per you 111 ticierit er," nday, cross• nbled roteat u irrd.. ioihd lohtt'S gates urCll .*e un t flirty )31 ties 'fluor. oa Jt a diery, Des's- ;litor), re 6" )t the tl i ~Ud 30%e;. Nr ;adlz; , Esq. ,g, tile t. Nil. . nir. llo tiecc 0, - of to A u " . rriaitY' (ate s at► Lit -t Gr°s vall, to , croito cv 1)f. ti N ar- • Caerf ri ta ilet , lordero# r 4- ); h i e r 9f lbllc, rou,Ee irr I(icitarc i ensliire, -square, o f 06 npsteado r. I)asr'i 4l ;r-stieeli Mists . poke, 0 r aids, ° I I►caltlt )mers et, pr i s. pr. 69 i 7'l ~..~~ NUMBER Last Night of ailing till th e H o lid ays. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.. TO=MORROW EVENING, 'April 14, 1810, will be pertormed the Historical Play of KING HENRY THE FOURTH,- Part I. Henry the, Fotirth, King of England, Mr. MURRAY.; Henry, Princeof Wales. Alr. C. K EM !IL E ; Prince John of Lancaster, Mr. MENAGE ; Earl of Westmoreland, Mr. WA DD Y; ••••- - • Earl of Douglas, Mr. CLA R E MONT; Hotspur, Mr KEMBLE; Sir Walter Blunt, Mr. EG E 19 - 0 N ;. _ . Sir Richard Vernon,. Air. bittll4TON ; Sir John falstaff, Mr. FAWCETT Bardolph, Mr,.• DAVENPORT; Lady Percy, Miss BRISTOW ; Htist - ss, Mrs. DAVENPORT. To which will be added, a Musical Farce, called • - PAW.; AND VIRGINIA. Don Antoni•r;''Mr. IT FFERI ES I . . '!'topic, Mr. Y ; • Mr INC L EDON t • - -Dominique,. Mr. SI Al Mt) NS ; . • Sebailian, Mr. CLARE,•4I , IONT ; ' Diego, Mr. KING"; Virginia, Mrs. U. (y kIN:TION ; lacintha, Mrs. LISTON . ; • . • Mary, iss MAR T Y ; ' Inis, Mrs. 1 LITF. . Plates 73, • Second Price 3.1. (ad. Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price GAM 2S. Second l'rice pper Gallery is. Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the 44 ew Box-Office, in Prince's-place ; Hart -street, from Ten - till Four. be The Doors will be opened at - Half past Five, and the Play Atrt et Halt past Six. Ott Easter Monday,' King Richard the Third . ; with liar- INuirt Pedlar, or. The Haunt, d Well. The , L.a“ Night of perrorniirig before the Holidays. NINETEENTH TIME. v iiti , _ - .- LYCEUM 'THEATRE. erthe Special Licenseot the - LORD CHA MIIE. R LAT N, . . Granted for the present Season to the joint application of all Parties principally interested. ..' . HEIR Majesties' Servants; forming the CON . PANY of the late DRURY LANE THEATRE, "tfill -, TO-MORROW EVENING, April 14, a to, per. , : IL • a new Serio-Cornic Opera, called • THE MANIAC ! , .. —. Or, THE SWISS BANDITTI. The Cluraaers by . - Mr. PHI UPI'S, Mr. 1-10 L LAND, - . l‘ir. WRP - uGLITON, Mr. RAYMOND, . Mr. PALMER, Mr. SMITH, Mr. , DOW,TON . , Mr. MATHEWS; . . . Mrs. MOUNTid N, Mrs. BISHOP, . ' Mrs. BLAND. After which (2Sth time) a new Musical Farce, in Two Aet,, called HIT OR 'MISS ! • . :_ - - T.he.Charatlers - bY - . Mr. PEN I. EY, Mr M ELVIN, ' .-. '• - Mr. MATHEWS, Mr. KNIGHT, • Mr. JOHNSTONE, Mr. FISHER,- ' - ' . Mr. MILLER, Mr: EVANS, Mrs. SPARKS, Miss KELLY, . •. - Mrs. BLAND. 't .Intes Gs. Secondl i ric'e3s.--Pit 3s. 6d. Second,Price 2Sr"' " 11..11ce 6c erY 2S. Second is. -Upper Gallery as. s ec o n d L, • o m v . ,130.Xes and laces to he taken of Mr. Sp r i n g, i n the,B.ox .p'Pee, at the Strand entrance ; 'of whom may also be had ~ ... ate Boxes nightly. The Doors.will he opened at Half past Five; ,and the Play megi nat. Half past Sig. ' • - t " .'': , aii N1,A..!,:.;, the Tragedy(it-C eorge mrnwcl: i af, • .11!.)vhicli 'will he pre , entecl (for the first time) a new Comic Get, Called The Vii!age Llector, in which Monsieur Fran- Antonio Motitigiwni. a celebrdted Mime, and pri .., Grotesque- Dancer,: tr6ip the,',Theatre at Lishon,'.will . I ,!ice his first appearance in Ein;land ;. with The Review, or, i`,_9 Wats of Windsor. -4_oti Tuestiay, The CivtederacY. nth Hit or MiSs.-LOn Wednesday, John Bull, or, an Ely Fiie-Side ; with The Midnight flour. beatry frequent applications having'ly.ien made respaling the tr . ,Representations of- - the revived. Comedy of The Hypo.. - , hr 'e,- and the -last new Play of Riches, or, The Wite and t the Public are respeatully apprized that those: t ..?,, ( :es• will be performed during Easter Week. - • , k i h e aoth night ot the last new Opera of The Seth, aniac, or, .4cSwiss Banditti, will be on Monday the inst. ‹...._ NATIONAL VACCINE ESTABLISHMENT, zr,.LEICESTER-SQUARE, Pier the Direction of the Priti r eipal Officers of the Royal .1.... College of Physicians and Surgeons ot London ACCINATION performed gratuitously from to Eleven o'Clock, by Mr. Carpue, Principal e c inator, at No. 13, Lisle-street,. Leicester-Equare, every ~y) except Suday. .14: 11 % Lees; No. 2r, Duke -street, Manehester.square; 11,: t : . ,Aikin, No. 4, -Broad-street. buildings, corner ot Old sc h ,"leni ; Mr.- lane, ;in' Guildford-street, Russell_ 'Aare on Monday, Wednesday. and I. ridgy. Vr' e r• Savvrey, No. 26, Fleet.street; Mr. Vincent, No . . 29, 11,,t Smithfield; Mr. Halls, No. 8, Manch/ster-buildings, ` u ge-strect Westminster ; Tuesday, Thursday, and aturday. tl a rVi r Addington, No. 5, Ravin-row, Spitalfields, on Mon and Thursday, ft.rti Ten to Eleven in the Forenoon. Bl~by Mr. Gillitam, School Room, near Surrey Chapel, je o ek friars.road, on Saturday, from Ten to El e ven, and on Aftilclayoon s and Thursdays,' from Four to Five o'Clock. in th e wrn . ti lt • a Vaccine Lymph furnished on application to the Re , er at the Establishment. 114c-i!tters from the Country to be addressed tothe Register, 1.1 0 •-r Cover to the Right Hon. the Secretary of State for the • 4......epartinent. 't 0 the Co si ITTE li of the" LONDON INFIRMARY for CURING DISEASES of the EYE." r--,j,ENTLF.mEN, k . PNCEIVING the possibility of .the absence o f some Nleinbers of your Committee from the Meeting tritl si i , e Day of the late Election, to wham I may perhaps be p or iuted for a favourable opinion. if-not an intennonal sup tt w ? could it have availed to my success, I cannot reconcile . trß ti lt il my feelings to expose myself to the reproach of in - f, o th .tu 'le, were it only- in a single instance, by. torbearing Ift lo - 7 Ibis more general and. public proffer of those wainc ac erl4.lc4grrients which I-./tad the honour of addressing to the irtlemen assembled on that occasion. Yo tl i Presuming to make a tender of my personal services t o Iv4st benevolent Institution, 1 etifrt;ij you to believe, that I to b.Princ:ipally aeltiated.oy a desire V% dischar B e what. 1 telt - ./.1 11 0 less a pu bli c t h an a private duty. N I, (i ''F Cred ent i a l s a l ready su b m i tted to your perusal satis `o44.Y prove, th at 1 h a d ob ta i ne d, tinder inc immediate 4 4,: - .LCts of the original- Founder of this Infirmary, all. the 1.0, • iietn`uon lie wascapaule of imparting, and which-hi:s since c onfirined and-enlarged by an extensive private practice; 4 ,:i o e s;e t gbentiy the App o i n tm e nt, as f urn i s hi ng a source Icel, 'fie knowledge in the ()plait ihnic - I3ranchof Surgery, not. withine be more than a secondary oojea ; and as 14.1:1 troduction in London, the very extensive and distill- Its l ed patronage assured to me, must altogether supersede kit,llecessity. Such patronage as I sin proud to announce has t , woSly called upon me to reside in the Metropolis, and Ilb r. `tOre to tlevote my attention exclusivelj , to the Manage -11 Of DiseaTes of the Eye and Ear. the sa ve only to add, tha t , i n t h e even t o f a -f uture V acancy, I'.e philanthropic motives which induced me to - oiler kg, s , e e n lices now, wAI, .if consistent with my professi o n a l I,,„,44rrLits at that, period, e qu a lly i n fl u e nce t o e aga i n to tyt„l!ose myseltto your choice as th e Representative of my • ka t ;,' lri rl eil f fiend and Preceptor, the late justly celebrated Mr. "'Mit me, Gentlemen, to subscribe myself, Your obedient humble Servant, •- - • 4 4, ei 7- Pl 101-IN STEVENSON.. A ace, London ptrl ? 2 ; la,to • c • 147-:I 47-: • NA) FRIDAY, A:pun, i 3, 1816. SONS OE TILE CLERGY. rr HE . REI - I - EtVISAL of the MUSIC to b e per formed it the ANNIVERSARY MEETING of this 11 CHARITY, will be in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, 'on TUESDAY. the Bth, and the ANNIVERSARY on THURSDAY the loth of `May; when a Sermon will be 'preached bet Ore Royal - Highness the Duke of Clarence,' Grace the-Lord Archbishop - of Canterbury, ' , their Lord ships the Bishops, the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor, .Aldermen, Clergy, ttc. by'the gev.. 1. S. Clarke, LL. B. Fellow et the Royal Society, Chaplain of .the Household,. and Librarian to hr s itby a l Hi g hn ess the Prince,- and Vicar of Pr‘ston iu the Diocese of Chichester. S TYPAL , AR DS. • Nis Royal Highness the Duke of Clarenea. Lora Viscount Barnaid. • Lord Brshop of Chester. - Lord Bishop of Clogher. Lord Yarborough. L.srdGrarrvi le Levison„Gotver. .• ' • Tice Lord 'Mayor. Honourable Charles Anderson Pelham. Sir Mark Masterman Sikes, Bart. - • - WilliaM Kenrtck, • , • The Rev. George Batrington, l'rebendarvof Durham. Trines Allan Park, Esq. (King's Counsel.) . . • The Rev. Edmund Ferrets, M.A. F.A.S. Rerc.lor of Che. titan, Hants,and of Wi - oughton, Wilts, and Chaplain in Or. dinary to his Majesty. Claude George Thornton, Esq . : and Edward Down, Esq. 1 he Music will - consist Of the Overture of Esther. Mr. Handel's Dettingen - Te Demi, and kbilate, with the Chorus from- the Messiah, " Hallelujah, for the Lord God Onmipotent reigneth ' " an Anthem composed on Purpose for this Charity by Or B oyce, and Mr. Flandel's Grand Coriia tion Anthem. Tire Music to be condueLd by Sit William Parsons, Mus. D. Fine Doors of the Cathedral will be opened at Ten o'clock. - • r Tickets for the Cathedral and for the Dinner at Merchant Taylors' Halt to be had of Messrs. Fell and Co., Booksel lers, Bond-street ; Messrs.. Rivingtons, -St. Paul's Church t yard- John Bacon, Esq. First-fruits-office, T emple; and Charles Bicknell, Esq. Spii.,g Cardens,gratis. N. B. The whole of the Collections at St. Paul's •and Merchant Taylors' Hall, -will be appuy:iated by the Stew. ards in Apprenticing the Childr.ni or necesDituus Clergy- Men. • LAST LOTTERY, 14th February, 1810. r Prize of - ,C2o,coz, I - - • - 7 - f,OOO, 3 - - - - 5,0 LATE LOTTERY, 2:. , .th October, tBc9. 2 Prizes of - - - 420.000 • 1,000 • 2 rti Capitals. 8 Capitals, • . •, . BISH sold the above TWENTY CAPITAL PRIZES, in the Two last Lotteres, Shares, at 4, CORNHILL, and, cHA it I NG-CROSS ; - Where TICKET, anti VIA R E are selii g for the NEW LO UTERI', to be 'Drawn the Bth of Au NE. The Scheme is. the same as the last, but tte Contractor makes a tree Gift of FOUR I - lUNDRE , D WHOLE - TICKETS to the Holder of the tirst,itawn Prize above rSI ,by which a single Ticket may gain :the immeuse Sum of to0,o:)01. and a Sixteenth 60001. Seheates, partietuars,.g:atis, and the tu;th,:ate Holde:S of any Shares 'l3l- the above Twenty Capital lilies 'may receive the Monety on demand, or.exchange their Prizes Shapes sr, the New Lottery, at 4, cornhiii, and 9, Ch..; :,,,;.cross. SWI T and C. RESPECTFULLY itiform the Public, that they hare oh Sale the Ti,..kets'arict Shares of the NEW 1.0,1'T Eli Y, Which will begin and Sinish .Drawing : on "the Bth I UN E. The Scheme is on the slineap-prnvedprinciple as the last, having only 5,c00 Numbets • with :u0,0001.-in Prizes, among which are FORTY CAPITALS; In addition to these, Ili:: Public are pre6entel with Four EXTRA•PRILI!S of Tiekets, Astir of a'Nuutber, by which the Adventurer has. the chance of gaining Four Prizeb of 2o,coai. by the purchase of a single Ticket, The tolloWing Capital Prizes have been Shared and Sold at their O Vices, No. 11, Poultry; No. 12, Charing-cross and No. 31, A L.:gate litgh • street : 6,791 - ,C 20,00 , 23,h24 - £10,00.) 11.599 - £5,030 8,824 • 20,000 17,612 - to,ooo 20 ,439 - 5, 00 0 11,070 - 20,000 20,952 - lo,r. DO 7,951 5,000 13,861 - 20,0:0 21,295 - 10,coo 19,55'6 , -* 5,000 9,362 - 100;00 7,157 - 10,000 15,984 - 2,000 184 ". 10,000 4,099 - 5,0c0 18,112 - 2,000 226 - 10,000 12,035 - 5,000 11,199 - 2,0z , 0 8,041 - lo t ooo I 231 . 5,000 1 17.261 - 2,ozb 23,621 - 10,000.1 19,247 - 5,000 1 753 - 2,000 Three of the Capitals %vete Shared and Sold at their Offices To the PROPRIETORS of EAST=rINTDIA STOCK. AND GENTLEprIN t - W E txfg leave t o oaltr you our.grateful.acknovv kdonits fin' the honcur you have conferred, cm us by re-eleelir : , - ; us into the Dired;on. l'rusting that- the Pro prietors \v '1 evertind - Us deserving of tile conAdence they have rep)sed in ;is, We rho honour to be; • grc,t respect, Ladies and Gentlemen, 'Vont most obedient and most humble Servants, East-Indic-,iouSe, April 12, (A COB BOSANQUET, JOSEPH COTTON, EDWARD PARRY, THOMAS REID, ROBERT THORNTON, To tile Pkt P,RI ETC/RS of INDIA STOCK. LADIES AND'CFNTLEIWEN . , lAVAlL ' inyseli of the earliest opporttnity of returning my warmest Thanks for tile support afforded me by my Friends yesterday on tile litJi t. Trie continued exertions.of those Friends; and the Ye Ty numerous additional assurances, of .suripor: ;WIZ IL:C.C . /VW Proprietor s , Whoz:se. pre -engagements prevented theM from voting for me, encourage me t 9 look forward with confidence to success on the next vacmcy that may occur in.the Direction. I -am, I.adie.s and G •:ntlemen, With great respe.:t, Your obligedand obedient Servant, 1. 11. PELLY. TJOton, April 12; Iglo. . . KEN E.—OAK TIMBER. TQ HE 'SOLD BY'ALTCTION, 1; At the Court-H a ll, in 'Tunbridge Town,' on Thu r d ay , t h e • 19tti day of April, at One O ' clock, U PWARDS of 2700 Capital - OAK TIMBER TR E ES, now standing in .the Parishes, of Tunbridge and rernbury.- '1 he diMrent Faults on which the Timber stamls adjeiti the Turnpike-road, and are dear to the River Medway. __ Primed Particulars may b e h a d at the pr i ncipal Inns in . Kent, Susserci aoJ Sutscy ; and at No. 40, - Tavistock-street, Cuved.r-garden, London. I :The Timber iiray be viewed by applying to Mr. Allen, at "Summer-hill, near Tunbridge; or . ro Ildr. john Borman, Auctioneer, Tunbridge -Town. This Day was pubtshed, price cs. THE REAL STATE 4 FRANCE in ,the Year ih9. , • i. By CiIARLFS STURT, Esq. • - Late Mclrthzr ot Pat liament for Bridport resident in Fran ce bcfore the War, and detained as an Hostage near Seven Years. Printed fur fames Ridgway, Piccadilly. This Day was published, i .• In !mil. price Five Shilings in boards, ZA S T.ll 02 Zi ; a Romance. By P. B. S. Prinie.t for (.;.. , ‘V:lkieand J. R o bi nson, N u. 57, ka teritoster,rnw, : • . whom may be had, lately published, -Tales of the Pas - sio“s, by Ceo. Moore, price 0. Also, G:raltlioe Folucsonberg, three voluniesi price 18s. in boards. This Day was published, The Sc4enth Edition enlarged, price 3s. A PRACTICAL TREATISE on DISEASES 'of toms attending Strittures, G leers, 'Obstruction's, Fistulas, locontinen c y of U r i ne , & c . &c. To which is added, a va. riety of Cases, sheaving the Efficacy of Daran's Medicated Boogies, and a new' and safe . Method of treating a Collor thoea ; 'also, Remarks on Caustic Boogies, with Extrads from various Authors, uniformly proving the Danger and Inefficacy of thc Capsr ic. _ • Wll,l-IAM DUFOUR, Surgeon; Sole Proprietor :Ind Vender of Daran'sMethcated Bougies. Published by 1. Callovi , , No. to, Crown -court,. Soho ; the Author, No. 54., Prith-street, Soho; Gale and Cur tis, Paternoster-row ; Mottly and Co. Portsmouth ;, and Hayden, Plymmith:: TlUs.Day was published, in oEtavo, p r i ce 6 s , b oar d s, LETTER to JOHN HAYGAWIfi, M. D. S . . R. S. London and &c. from COLIN CHISHOLM, NI.D. F.R.S. &c. Author of an Essay on the Pestilential I-ever : •exhibiting farther-Evidence of - the infectious Nature of this fatal Distemper in Granada, during 1 791 i 4,5, and 6; and in the-United States' of America, from 1793 to 18 , ;5 :' in order to correa the pernicious Doeirine,pro anulgoted by Dri Edward Miller, and other American illy- Sicians, relative to this destrt;elve Pestilence. Printed. for I. Ma Poultry, of whom niav be had, in Two Voltir:A.l, Frvo, price , 1 6s,' in b o ard s , Dr. -ChishoWs Essly ou the Is-vsiilential FeVer," &c. in the LaA Lottery. EYTON, late Partner with the de cea s e d Si r JAMES BRANSCOMI3, has the pleasure of announc ing to his Friends and the Public, the LOTTERY whiCh draws Bth !UNE, gives the greatest chance to the Adven turer for so small a risk: Four: Packets of Tickets, One Hundred ideachPacket, are to be given by the Contraaors to the foitunate Holders of the First-drawn l'rizc above 151. when,a Ticket may gain upwards of roo,oool. and Shares in proportion, _ _ OrfON has been truly lucky' in selling Packets'of Tickets, No. 7,081, producing nearly 4,0001. and No. 3,618, producing 24,7651. was sold in sixteen Sixteenths, and paid by him to the respeaive Holders, who received for each Six teentlr i,sy7l. i6s. 3d.. _ _ E. EV TON soliCits a continuance of the public favours, at his lucky -Office, 2, CORNHI LL, near the Mansion-House.. NEW .PLAN, . - With Additional and Superior Advantages. STATE LOTTERY, To be Drawn the Sth lUN E, tSto. -r ir r HE CONTRACTOR beo . 4' leave to call the at tenti!ai of. ther . P ebbe to the undermentioned Schenni, contahring, besides its Novelty, Several grand Features raid superior benefits, Which, it is ccnceived, will fully merit 'their approbation, and afford a Chance to Adventurers never given in any'ether Lottery. - • • SCHEME. 4 -of - 4:2o,000 - - are - 480,000 4 - - - - 5,,c0 - - - 20,600 is J , c 0 20 - - - - sc.() 20 - - - luo - - - - 2,000 44 - • - - So 3b's--- -- - - --- 4,g60 - - - is - - - - - - - 7 2 ,900 And to the first-drawn Prize above /51. (not being one of it e under-mentioned Numbers) will be given in addition to the above Nloney Prizes, it tine said fortunate Number is of the Letter A too Tickets comprised in No. 1,251 to 1,275 I ever . It 100 Ditto comprisek: iii 3,00 i to 3,325 Letter C too Ditto. comprised ia , 4,751 to 4,77; Letter D too Dlli6 cumpr;sed in 2.,5ut to 2,525 With all the Prizes they may contain : t►tis Plait it is that-one Ticket may ) ;.-in ;3.),000l. In witillrawing so many Tickets fr in the quantity Usu_ ally on Sale {although for the purpose of forming- theth into Four such distinguished Prizes, possess•ng Chances hitherto . unknown), the Contratlor is not ir.sens!ble tv the objections that may be'startecifby.thoSe . whi , could ..ot procure Tickets at the clqse of the last Lot teryhe can n.y anticipate such olja eaions by announcing that Tickers and Shares will be promptly distributed- to every Lottery-Oilice in tile United Kingdom. ' This Day was<published, . ilansomely printed in Two Vols.. 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